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No more commercial sales for multicore technology While Google is declining to be specific about plans for its newly acquired PeakStream technology, a Google representative confirmed Wednesday that PeakStreamrsquo product line will no longer be commercially available.Google acquired PeakStream on Tuesday. The representative, who asked to not be named in this article, said Google believes PeakStreamrsquo broad technical expertise can help build products and features to benefit Google users. The future, Google believes, is in the ability to scale high-performance applications that can work on multicore processors.Founded by former Sun Microsystems and VMware officials, PeakStream launched its PeakStream Platform in 2006, featuring an application server and developer tools for programming multicore processors, graphics processor units, and cell processors. The technology was aimed at markets such as oil and gas exploration, financial services, and life sciences. PeakStreamrsquo two product editions will no longer be sold, said the representative, who did not know specifics of customer support obligations pertaini <a href=www.stanleys-cups.us>stanley cup</a> ng to these products. The representative also did not know the size of the PeakStream installed base of customers.Google is impressed with the <a href=www.stanley-cups.at>stanley cup</a> PeakStream team itself, the Google representative said.Google has been on a buying binge of late, also acquiring hot Internet properties such as YouTube and DoubleClick. With these acquisitions, Google is look <a href=www.stanley-cups.at>stanley trinkflaschen</a> ing to buil Dyae Euribor trial: 11 former Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Societe Generale employees set for first court appearance over rate fixing allegations
Thursday 18 Dece <a href=www.cup-stanley-cup.us>stanley us</a> mber 2014 2:42 amUK house builder Galliford Try wins pound;250m Ministry of Defence contract in ScotlandBy: Billy Ehr <a href=www.stanley-cups.com.de>stanley thermobecher</a> enbergShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailHousebuilding and construction group G <a href=www.stanleycup.it>stanley italy</a> alliford Try has won a sizeable contract with a sizeable name: the Ministry of Defence s MoD Next Generation Estates Framework for Capital Works Projects in Scotland, which is worth pound;250m.The deal, which was landed by Galliford s Integrated Solutions business, will run for four years, netting Galliford that pound;250m in chunks of pound;12m at a time.Why it s interestingGalliford, a FTSE 250 housebuilder, broke profit records earlier this year, with the boom in the residential market helping along. Interestingly, this move is another step away from a purely residential base. Galliford bought Miller Construction back in July, with the aim of procuring just this sort of contract.What Galliford saidGalliford Try executive chairman Greg Fitzgerald said:We are delighted to have secured this opportunity, and are confident in our expertise to meet the demanding requirements of this framework. Our demonstration of innovation and flexibility, as well as Galliford Try s heavy emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency, will stand us in a good position to deliver efficiently for this specialised market.In shortThe UK property market is looking healthy even if next year will see more